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message.reply_message() function not working #92
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Getting the same error using either of the following:
Exception is as follows:
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@smashah looks like the same issue that happened with |
@mrodal @theTrolleyProblem @Shyguy99 please restart and try again |
@smashah I tried again, surprisingly it worked once but after that, it gave the same error :( |
@Shyguy99 could you explain a little more about how to reproduce the error? Its working fine for me now |
@mrodal Bro I don't know what's happening, after reading your comment I use a message.reply_message() dynamically from WhatsApp using some command it worked fine but then I change the code of bot replacing every driver.chat_send_message() to message.reply_message() and restart the bot. now it again causes that error. Now using the reply_message() function dynamically also gives the same error. :(( |
I just pushed some changes, could you check again with the latest version? |
I am currently experiencing this issue today, Have tried both driver.reply_message() and message.reply_message() |
@UnpopularOpinion this library is being deprecated, I suggest that you try using the new https://github.com/open-wa/wa-automate-socket-client-python |
While using the reply_message() function ,it showing this error.Same with sendMessageWithMentions function
Error in function reply (javascript error: moi is not defined
JavaScript stack:
ReferenceError: moi is not defined
at Object.window.. [as getNewMessageId] (eval at executeScript (:445:16), :3:207006)
at Object.window.. [as reply] (eval at executeScript (:445:16), :3:200389)
at async Object.window.. [as pyFunc] (eval at executeScript (:445:16), :3:340428)
(Session info: headless chrome=95.0.4638.69)). Command: return WAPI.pyFunc(()=>WAPI.reply('[email protected]','hhs','[email protected]_F2E7178E4E10FE485063C066B67F47A2'), arguments[0])
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